Poliesportiu d'Andorra, Indoor sports complex in Andorra la Vella, Andorra

Poliesportiu d'Andorra is an indoor sports complex in Andorra la Vella housing multiple athletic facilities in one location. The building contains a main court for basketball, handball, and futsal competition, along with a weight training gym and additional training spaces for other sports.

Poliesportiu d'Andorra opened in 1991 with a capacity of 3,000. From 1993 to 1996 it was temporarily expanded to 5,000 seats with additional seating while BC Andorra played in the Liga ACB. After the club's second promotion to the Spanish top league, the National Government decided in 2014 to expand the arena to 5,000 seats.

The arena is the home court of Bàsquet Club Andorra, known as BC Andorra, which plays in the Liga ACB, Spain's top basketball division. It also stages team handball and futsal matches, and in 2011 it hosted the Final Eight of roller hockey's European League, followed by the 2021 WSE Cup.

The arena sits in Andorra la Vella and is used mainly for BC Andorra home games in the Liga ACB, plus handball and futsal matches. Beyond the main court, the building holds a weight training gym, meeting rooms and VIP spaces. Check the fixture list before travelling, since access depends on the event being held.

The arena's name honours Toni Martí, the former head of government of Andorra, and it is also called Poliesportiu de Govern because the national government owns it. Roller hockey fans may recall that in 2011 it staged the Final Eight of the European League, and in 2021 the WSE Cup.